Brady K Carlton

The Lehi City Storm Water Drainage Master Plan provides a comprehensive overview of the city's storm drainage infrastructure. It identifies existing sumps, storm drain manholes, outlets, lines, and ditches, alongside proposed future storm drain lines, drainage facilities, and detention basins. The plan also specifies distinct outflow rate targets for various areas, including 0.07 CFS/Acre, 0.13 CFS/Acre, and 0.10 CFS/Acre, to manage storm water effectively.

This Joint Land Use Study for Camp Williams details a recommended plan with strategies to enhance military operational compatibility and mitigate encroachment from adjacent civilian development. Key strategic areas include managing infrastructure extensions, fostering interagency coordination, ensuring compatible land use, addressing noise and vibration impacts, promoting safety, preventing public trespassing, implementing anti-terrorism measures, controlling dust and smoke, managing roadway capacity and vertical obstructions, optimizing land and air space, coordinating frequency spectrum use, mitigating light and glare, preserving cultural resources, considering housing availability, and advocating for supportive legislative initiatives. The plan aims to balance military readiness with regional growth and environmental concerns.

This document outlines the planning process and preferred direction for the Lehi Downtown Revitalization Plan. It addresses critical issues such as traffic congestion on Main Street, urban design characteristics, historic preservation, and economic development. The plan integrates public input and analysis to develop solutions for traffic flow, parking, business park development, and design guidelines for both public and private realms, aiming to enhance the historic core and overall vitality of Downtown Lehi.

The Traverse Mountain Trails Master Plan provides Lehi City with a clear strategy for developing a dynamic and sustainable system of non-motorized trails. The plan is guided by five key standards: environmental sensitivity in trail development, meeting diverse user needs through varied trail types and a stacked loop-and-hub system, minimizing long-term maintenance, mitigating user conflict, and integrating connections to neighborhoods and regional trail networks. It further outlines guidance on trail difficulty rating, signage, funding, liability, and construction phasing to enhance recreational opportunities and promote healthy community engagement.

The Lehi Downtown Revitalization Plan establishes a vision to guide future development and growth in Downtown Lehi, aiming to re-establish it as a primary destination. The plan focuses on preserving unique places, maintaining neighborhood character, and fostering a supportive business environment. Key initiatives include enhancing pedestrian infrastructure and walkability, improving overall aesthetics and quality, and creating opportunities for community gathering. Urban design concepts are detailed for Main Street, State Street, and Center Street, complemented by strategies for parking, historic preservation, and the provision of public spaces.